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2114223 Alberta Ltd v Lougheed

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canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, abca, 2026abca291, 2026 abca 291 (canlii), 2026, abca, 291, (canlii), 2603-0035ac, 2026, procedure, appeals, chambers decisions, long delay applications, alberta rules of court, rule 4.33, whether chambers judge erred in dismissing a long delay application, no three, year period of delay established, appeal dismissed, each party bears own costs, procedure, civil procedure, delay, alberta rules of court, rule 4.33(2)(b), whether the exception applied and discretion properly exercised, applicant participated after default judgment in a manner warranting the action continuing, appellate intervention only for error in principle or unreasonable discretion, appeal dismissed, procedure, default judgment, setting aside, liberty mortgage services ltd v river valley development corp, para. 23, whether chambers judge erred in articulating and applying the test to set aside default judgment, correct legal test considered, no reviewable error in application, cross, appeal dismissed, procedure, discretion, residual discretion, alberta rules of court, rule 9.15(3), whether chambers judge erred in exercising residual discretion to set aside default judgment, exercise of discretion reviewed for error in principle or unreasonableness, no reviewable error found, cross, appeal dismissed
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